Sumários
Introduction II
14 Setembro 2023, 09:30 • Zsófia Gombár
During the session, students were inquired about their future plans, research interests, and their expectations concerning the course. They introduced themselves, sharing details about their majors/minors and post-graduation plans, along with their anticipations related to the course. Moreover, students were asked about their existing knowledge on translation history and concepts in translation theory. Lastly, the course was explained in terms of its goals, teaching methods, recommended readings, and bibliography.
To schedule presentations, the following Google Doc link will be active from September 14th, 8 pm, until September 21st, 8 pm.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GCDj01NhV8kg8U7lbis9qWvTGwiSEOGh/edit
Introduction I
12 Setembro 2023, 09:30 • Zsófia Gombár
Presenting the programme and assessment rules:
Compulsory reading and tasks along with other relevant documents are available via an educational blog and a Google Drive folder:
https://translationhistory23.blogspot.com/
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1c7YI9WmP95i3cINs7oiiO92HLMydzhFq?usp=share_link
The Sts will be assessed on oral and written work. They will be asked to make oral and written presentations on the different items of the syllabus and on the selected bibliography.
Weighting will be as follows:
• oral presentations (20%)
• end-term test (50%)
• individual assignments (10%)
• participation in class, commitment, attendance, and punctuality (20%)
The oral presentation is an assignment for 1-2 students that will consist of a 15-minute talk, followed by a short quiz (Kahoot, Quizizz, Google Forms, Canva). Each student will choose the date of the oral presentation from a set of proposed dates.
The Google Doc link will be active from 14th September, 8 pm to 21st September, 8 pm.
If any of the Sts should fail to choose a time slot by 21st September, 8 pm; the lecturer will select a topic for the student.
End-term test: 23rd November
A multiple-choice test and essay questions.